Romelu Lukaku has told Sky Sports News he is "like a leopard in the box" after the Manchester United striker ended his recent goal drought with a brace for Belgium.
Lukaku, 24, netted two second-half goals as Belgium drew 3-3 against Mexico in a friendly at King Baudouin Stadium following a seven-game drought for his club.
"Yes, it's a relief but I knew it would come," he said. "I feel great to be honest.
"I was born to score. I don't think many strikers of my generation have as many goals as me. I am like a leopard in the box."
Lukaku had made an impressive start at United following his summer move from Everton, but he has struggled for opportunities over the last month, with the absence of Paul Pogba appearing to have hurt his form.
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